Is It Hard to Dye Transplanted Hair After Hairline Correction?

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Recently, hairline correction has been gaining attention. Through correction of an irregular hairline, a broad forehead, a deep M-shaped hairline, and more, it can offer many aesthetic benefits, such as more defined facial features, a slimmer face shape, an appropriately sized forehead, and a beautiful hairline. For these reasons, many women choose hairline correction surgery.

Even before hairline correction surgery, there are many concerns and questions, and the same is true after surgery. Among them, questions about dyeing transplanted hair after hair transplantation surgery are also one of the most frequently asked.

Today, together with Director Kim Narae of Dana Plastic Surgery, we will take some time to look into whether transplanted hair is difficult to dye after hairline correction.

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In the case of transplanted hair, since it is hair that has been moved from the back of the head to the front, it retains the characteristics of the occipital area.

 

Because of that, compared with the thinner temporal area at the front or the baby hairs in front of the hairline, transplanted hair may need to be exposed to dye for a little longer.

On average, the finest hair in the back of the head is often slightly thicker than the finest hair along the existing hairline.

Recently, hair designers also often dye the hair of people who have undergone hair transplant hairline correction surgery or perform other related treatments, so

for the transplanted area, they may use a dye that is three shades lighter.

They first apply the dye to the back of the head, and then, after checking how the color develops at the roots, the temporal area, and the front hairline, they apply it later. For the transplanted section, even if it is in the front, we recommend applying it together when dyeing the back of the head.

This phenomenon occurs in people whose hair in the back of the head tends to be relatively thick, and it does not happen to everyone.

So first, try dyeing it, and if the transplanted area alone does not take the dye well and the color does not blend naturally, Director Kim Narae said that it would help to consult with the hair designer and change the order in which the dye is applied.

So far, we have looked into whether transplanted hair is difficult to dye after hairline correction. If you have more questions or want more detailed information,

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